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Expanding
Special
Protective Forces
for UN Humanitarian Operations
Establishing a new model for special
protective forces, to secure
humanitarian operations, with the support of NATO and Interpol level
grassroots support in every UN member country.
"To win
100 victories in 100 battles is not the acme of skills. To subdue
the enemy without fighting is the acme of skills." – The Art
of War, Sun Tzu.
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CONSULTANCY
Private Security Contractor
Stephen M. Apatow
Operational Security: Humanitarian
Intervention Initiative
Founder, Director of Research and Development
Humanitarian Resource Institute (UN:NGO:DESA),
Humanitarian University
Consortium
Graduate Studies Center for Medicine, Veterinary Medicine & Law
Phone: 203-668-0282
Email: s.m.apatow@H-II.org
Internet: www.H-II.org
Focus Areas
- Security:
Risk Management
- Explosives
Threat Analysis
- Chemical
and Biological Incidents
- Protective
Counterintelligence, Countermeasures
- Security
and Access Control Vulnerabilities
- Defense
Against Chemical, Biological, Radiological Hazardous Mailings
- Incident Response
- Operational Medicine
OPSEC Professional Development
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Anti-Terrorism
Officer Course; S2 Institute: December 2011
Medical
Response in Hostile Environments: Medical Corps, November 2005
Combating Trafficking
in Human Beings: NATO: JADL,
April
2012
Legal Aspects
of Combatting Terrorism: NATO: JADL, March
2012
Fundamentals of CBRN Defence: NATO: JADL,
April
2012
IED Awareness: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Principles of
Counterinsurgency (COIN): NATO: JADL, April
2012
Rapid Response Team
Expert Training: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Multinational Crisis
Management:
NATO: JADL, April
2012
Critical
Infrastructure Awareness: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Major
Incident Medical Management (MIMMS): NATO: JADL, April
2012
NATO/Partner Senior Medical Staff Officers' Course (SMSOC) Module: : NATO: JADL, May
2012
Comprehensive
Operations Training Course: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Peace Support
Operations: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Peace Keeping
Techniques: NATO: JADL, April
2012
Crowd and Riot Control (CRC): NATO: JADL, May
2012
Conflict Management
and Negotiation (v.2): NATO: JADL, May
2012
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Syria Mediation
Law Enforcement,
Security and Anti-Terrorism
Humanitarian
University Consortium
Overview: Pathobiologics
International
The Humanitarian University Consortium
was founded to
support the development of initiatives associated with economic,
social, cultural and humanitarian issues worldwide. Our mission
is to serve as (1) an
international community of scholars, (2) a bridge between Humanitarian
Resource
Institute and the international academic community, (3) a think tank in
support of the United Nations programs and (4) the promotion of higher
learning
through both traditional and distance education.
In
the
publication "Biological
Threats and Terrorism, Assessing the Science and Response Capabilities:
Workshop Summary," the National Academy of Sciences has recognized
Humanitarian Resource Institute (HRI) as one of nine leading
educational and research institutions. These include:
- Center
for Nonproliferation Studies.
- Columbia
University: Center for Public Health Preparedness.
- Harvard
University John F. Kennedy School of Government: Belfer Center for
Science and International Affairs.
- Humanitarian
Resource Institute.
- Johns
Hopkins University: Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies.
- Massachusetts
Institute of Technology: Center for International Studies.
- National
Academy of Sciences.
- University
of Maryland: Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland.
- University
of Minnesota: Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy.
Representative
Presentations, Workshops and Media
- H-II: Stephen Michael Apatow Named Ambassador for
Vet2011 Global Initiative: Vet2011: World Veterinary Year
250th Year Anniversary of the Global Veterinary Profession,
Humanitarian Resource Institute, 7 February 2011.
- Keynote
Speaker: The Future of
Biodetection Systems - Final Workshop Analysis: The Future of
Biodetection Systems Workshop was coordinated by the intelligence
community
to bring together
industry, academia, national labs, and federal agency personnel in an
interactive process, to develop a roadmap for research
and development investment in biodetection. Sponsored by Los Alamos National
Laboratory, September 26 & 27 2006. -- Overview:
BTACC Pathobiologics International. DNA-based
Detection Technologies: Powerpoint Presentation.
- Member
of the scientific committee of the World
Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Tourist Health and Travel
Medicine, 2005: Fifth European Conference on Travel Medicine.
- EHPNET:
Humanitarian Resource Institute Emerging Infectious Disease Network:
Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP), an online publication by the
Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences (NIEHS), Volume 112, Number 1, January 2004.
- Keynote
Speaker: 8th annual meeting of the Association of Veterinary
Biologics Companies (AVBC), 5 November 2003.
- 2002
Award for Excellence in Outbreak Reporting on the Internet:
International Society for Infectious Diseases, ProMED-mail.
- U.S.
Representative for
Agricultural Security: U.S. Medicine Institute for Health Studies Forum "Food, Air, Water, and Terrorism:
Assessing the Risk," sponsored by the Department of Defense, Global Emerging
Infections System and Annapolis Center. 29 January 2002. The paper "Agricultural Security and Emergency Preparedness:
Protecting One of America's Infrastructures," Stephen M. Apatow,
Humanitarian Resource Institute, was a reference point for agricultural
security.
Papers:
Reference:
NATO Chaplain
Operations
TRAINING
& DEVELOPMENT
BIODEFENSE
Founder: Pathobiologics International
Url: www.pathobiologics.org
Email: s.m.apatow@pathobiologics.org
HRI: Operational Medicine - Medical/Veterinary
Selfcare
Online Education Portal, Instructional, Video Streaming
Url: http://www.humanitarian.net/university/med/ecc/
Ref: Training:
Combat/Field Medicine: Medical Response in Hostile Environments,
Medical Corps, Ohio State in 2005.
Educational
Materials: Online Distance Education
SPORTSMEDICINE
Founder: Sports Medicine & Science
Institute
Url: www.esportsmedicine.org
Email: s.m.apatow@esportsmedicine.org
Optimization of
elite training
and development programs, biomechanics, exercise physiology, sports
science.
Background:
- Ultradistance
Running
- Ultradistance
Cycling
- Powerlifting
- Classical
Ballet Based Biomechanics Training
- Mixed Martial Arts
In The
Spotlight: SMSI
Armed Forces Development Programs
MARTIAL ARTS
Founder: JudoSport International
Mixed Martial Arts
Url: www.ijudosport.org
Email: s.m.apatow@ijudosport.org
Kokoro
is a martial arts training system integrating classical biomechanics into
judo, ju_jitsu and mixed martial arts disciplines. Classical
choreographic training used to provide a foundation for sports such as
skating and gymnastics, is integrated into optimization of skill
development, flexibility, economy of energy and balance.
Educational
Materials
HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
ANTI-TERRORISM
TRAINING
St. Petersburg College - National Terrorism
Preparedness Institute
Url: http://terrorism.spcollege.edu
St. Petersburg College's National
Terrorism Preparedness Institute (NTPI), a division of the Center for
Public Safety Innovation, is proud to be one of the few pre-9/11
institutions of its kind. NTPI opened in 1998 as a result of the
Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Act, commonly known as the Weapons of Mass
Destruction Act.
The Institute's vision is to be a
national resource for terrorism and disaster awareness, prevention,
preparedness, response, and recovery education and training. To that
end, NTPI provides the following instructional materials:
- monthly
nationwide, satellite television broadcasts for emergency responders;
- traditional
classroom instruction;
- training
support packages that include:
- student
and instructor guides, video, CD, DVD, and VHS products;
- mobile
training teams; and
- Web-
and computer-based training products.
FEMA:
Independent Study Program (ISP)
Emergency Management Institute
Url: http://training.fema.gov/is/
The
Emergency Management Institute (EMI) offers self-paced courses designed
for people who have emergency management responsibilities and the
general public. All are offered free-of-charge to those who qualify for
enrollment.
To get a complete listing of courses, click on Course List link above.
FEMA’s
Independent Study Program offers courses that support the nine mission
areas identified by the National Preparedness Goal.
- Incident
Management
- Operational
Planning
- Disaster
Logistics
- Emergency
Communications
- Service
to Disaster Victims
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- Continuity
Programs
- Public
Disaster Communications
- Integrated
Preparedness
- Hazard
Mitigation
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U.S. &
International Security, Biodefense Topics, Legislation, Regulations and
Policy.
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